Hosta 'Frances Williams' (Hosta)
Blooms are white and appear rather early in the season.
Two year-old plant in shaded setting. June 17, 05
Close-up of leaf
This is a young plant leaf is blue-green center in spring changing to dark green by mid-summer. Wide margins change from light green in spring to chartreuse in mid summer.
This pix taken in my garden note flower bud forming in center.
This is one of my favorites note leaf and bloom
This mature Frances Williams shows the different color and texture a established plant can have.
This Frances Williams is in it's second growing season. So far I have had no problems with it's ability to just look marvelous!
Specimen growing on the north side of my house. Planted from nursery stock two years ago.
Specimen planted two years ago. Beautiful blue color.
The leaves get quite large in good soil, and have a beautiful seersucker puckering to them.
Late April, 2004. Ferns make a wonderful companion plant for hostas...I have Maidenhair and Broad beech ferns by this one.
A close relative to H. Francis Williams.
Frances Williams is the star of my hosta collection. Mary from Gainesville, GA
Leaves larger than a hand
In Bloom June 17th, 2005
My Frances Williams Hosta picture taken by Sandy4 6/06.
Frances Williams in its 1st year....I really love this one!!!
The nice substance of these leaves make them much more slug resistant, so nice here in the Pacific NW, and many other places too I'm sure!!
Closeup of Frances Williams. Zone 4a New Brunswick, Canada Love it
mid may 08 newly planted fall 07
Early Spring
July
October
Frances Williams
Spring emergence 2009
just gets bigger every year
5-09--Farmer John's, Farmington Hills, MI
5-09--Farmer John's, Farmington Hills, MI
5-09--Farmer John's, Farmington Hills, MI
Just planted image of Frances Williams hosta. NE Ohio zone 5b. What a beauty already!
Planted in shady area alongside my driveway in Sep, 2010. Growing slow but steady.
